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| Title: | Knit-Lits |
| From: | 6:30pm Wednesday, September 9 |
| To: | 8:30pm Wednesday, September 9 |
| Location: | Library Living Room |
| Categories: | Adult |
| Description: |
Calling all knitting and fibre-craft enthusiasts! If you are interested in meeting new people, improving your skills, or if you would like to learn how to knit, the St. Albert Knit-Lits invite you to drop in and join them at their weekly meeting. All types of fibre crafts welcome. Location: Downtown Library, main floor seating area |
| Title: | Library Fall Book Sale |
| From: | Thursday, September 10 |
| To: | Monday, September 14 |
| Location: | St. Albert Place Foyer |
| Description: |
The Fall Book Sale runs Thursday, September 10 – Monday, September 14 in the St. Albert Place lobby during open Library hours. Sale opens 10 AM September 10. Shop for adult and teen fiction, adult non-fiction, children's books, pocketbooks, blu-rays, DVDs and audiobooks. Hardcovers & trade paperbacks $2; Pocketbooks $1; Children's books $1; all AV $1. Fill a bag: ongoing for the entire sale, fill a bag of books for $20 – we provide the bags! |
| Title: | Sharing Circle: Valley of the Birdtail Book Club |
| From: | 2:00pm Sunday, September 13 |
| To: | 4:00pm Sunday, September 13 |
| Location: | Forsyth Hall (Downtown Library - 5 St. Anne Street) |
| Registration: | Registration is required for this event. |
| Description: |
Join us for a three-week Sharing Circle centered on Valley of the Birdtail By Andrew Stobo Sniderman and Douglas Sanderson. Participants will read the book independently and gather each week for guided discussion and reflection. Together, we will explore the book’s themes of education, community, inequality, and reconciliation, considering how its stories contribute to ongoing conversations about relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Registration is for all three sessions to support meaningful dialogue and deeper engagement with the book and one another. Book club kit copies are available for participants about a month before the book club meets. Visit the Adult Information Desk on the 2nd floor to get your copy. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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